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Today for #ThreatenedSpeciesDay some of our team (

Today for #ThreatenedSpeciesDay some of our team (and their kids) have been busy in the kitchen whipping up some baked goodies for #TSBakeoff!

Check out these impressive baked creations of some of Australia’s beloved and threatened species -

1) Earlier this year one of Australia's most unique and iconic creatures, the platypus, was listed as threatened in Victoria. This sparked the inspiration for The Great Australian Platypus Search, currently open for volunteer citizen scientists to help map platypus populations across Victoria.

“I chose (to bake) the platypus because it is a water animal and I love the water. I would also love to see one in our local creek one day." (Maya, 10)

2) Our flying foxes are protected by law as their numbers have rapidly declined over a relatively short period of time. The population of this fascinating creature have plummeted as a result of extreme heat waves, bushfires and habitat destruction.

Thank you to everyone out there working hard to improve the conservation status of our special and threatened species! ❤️

Spring is beginning to show itself, the wattle and

Spring is beginning to show itself, the wattle and wildflowers are in full bloom! 🌳🎋🌺🌸🌼

We'd like to give a big shout-out to all teachers (and of course parents too! 😉) for continuing to motivate and educate students during this time. You are amazing!

Give yourself a bit of a break and your students something to look forward to with one of our online workshops! Linked to the curriculum these sessions can be done in class or during remote learning, as a single one hour session in your day, or booked as a full day sustainability program.

All programs come with a teacher guide packed full of inspirational and activities to do before and after your session.

Click on the link in our bio for more info!

#CERESSchoolofNatureandClimate #SchoolPrograms #StudentPrograms #online #virtualexcursions #remotelearning

Science Week 2021 is just around the corner (next

Science Week 2021 is just around the corner (next week!) and we’re super excited to hear this year's school theme is “Food by Design”.

Head over to National Science Week’s website to explore some amazing resources and classroom activities for your students… AND, don’t forget to book your CERES “Farming for our Future” Virtual Excursion to have one of our expert educators help your students discover what we can do as individuals and communities in creating an inclusive, equitable and sustainable food system for all creatures who share this planet.

Food has the great ability to connect us all and exploring themes such as urban agriculture, paddock to plate and food security helps to connect us back to our Earth.

Head over to our website for more information on how to book!

Thanks to everyone who participated in our Waste C

Thanks to everyone who participated in our Waste Challenge and for raising awareness and working towards reducing waste in your schools.

Congratulations to Killara Primary School, Auburn South Primary School and Livingstone Primary School who have all won amazing prizes from our sponsors @replasproducts, @terracycleaus and @upparelofficial. Each winning school will be featured in a story in an upcoming issue of our School Programs newsletter.

Our next challenge will be announced in a few days, so stay tuned for more details. You can also sign up to our School Programs mailing list to be updated on all new resources, programs, grants, competitions & awards, events, and special offers. Sign up link is in our bio.

#CERESSchoolofNatureandClimate #SchoolProgramsCampaign #waste #reducewaste #wastecampaign #foodwaste #closetheloop #plasticfreejuly

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